Sentence examples for correspondingly less attention from inspiring English sources

The basic criticism of the h-index is that the supposed strength of its robustness at the same time constitutes its major weakness, since, for example, individual papers with excellent citation figures in a scientist's publication career receive correspondingly less attention (Harzing and van der Wal 2009).

If this were the case also in humans with visual neglect, one might expect the drug to induce more effective allocation of voluntary attention to task-relevant target stimuli and, correspondingly, less involuntary attentional capture by the task-irrelevant (but visually salient) distractors, therefore making identification of correct items more effective.

Revivals get much less attention".

What happens at the centre is of correspondingly less importance.

Conservative arguments about the need to shrink the state should have correspondingly less traction.

Her situation was more precarious than mine; she was correspondingly less reckless.

Far less attention is given to marketing.

I definitely get less harassment, less attention".

If Europe now grows without making the hard decisions needed to address them, those decisions become correspondingly less likely to be made.

India's rise has been acompanied by Pakistan's fall, as Pakistani help in fighting the Soviet Union and balancing Indian nonalignment has become correspondingly less important to America.

One is correspondingly less impressed when in the "Panegyric" and "Panathenaic" orations he professed admiration for Athens.